A revelatory new history of the Irish Great Famine, showing how the British Empire caused Ireland’s most infamous disaster.

Grammar is for people with basic Irish or who have been through an introduction course or similar. Improve your grammar, structure, and understanding in this course. Each class will begin with a short comhrá/conversation session, followed by structured learning. We will be following along with Basic Irish: A Grammar and Workbook by Nancy Stenson, beginning with Chapter 6.

This class will meet from 8:00pm-9:15pm on Wednesdays from January 21 - February 25 with a break week on February 11. The end-of-term celebration will be on March 4.

We will be covering a few songs with Irish lyrics. We will talk about what the lyrics are and what they mean, both within the songs and within the culture. We will cover a couple modern songs and some sean-nós this term.

This class is aimed for mid-level beginners to intermediate levels and will meet from 7:00-8:15pm on Wednesdays from January 21 - February 25 with a break week on February 11. The end-of-term celebration will be on Tuesday, March 4.

Get out of the cold, and get into an Irish language class at the Irish Center!

Continuing Irish builds upon our Beginning Irish course. Delve deeper into understanding the history of the Irish language and gain a deeper comprehension of structure and grammar concepts through fun, practical applications of new words. Students will leave being able to hold basic conversations.

This course is geared at newer Irish language students wishing to continue improving their skills, and will meet from 6:15pm-7:15pm on Wednesdays from January 21 - March 4 with a break week on February 11.

Continuing Irish builds upon our Beginning Irish course. Delve deeper into understanding the history of the Irish language and gain a deeper comprehension of structure and grammar concepts through fun, practical applications of new words. Students will leave being able to hold basic conversations.

This course is geared at newer Irish language students wishing to continue improving their skills, and will meet from 7:00-8:15pm on Tuesdays from January 20 - March 4.

Beginning Irish aims to guide students through a basic understanding of the history of the Irish language and introduce structure and grammar concepts through fun, practical applications of new words. Students will leave being able to hold simple conversations.

This course is geared at brand-new speakers of the Irish language.

Hosted at the Irish Center by the Driscoll School of Irish Dance, this workshop will give dancers the chance to learn from TikTok sensations the Gardiner Brothers!

It's cold outside - no better way to warm up than a round of céilí at the Irish Center!

Join us on New Year’s Eve as we toast to 2026 with our friends in Ireland - and on Irish time! Eddie Delahunt will provide the tunes as we sing our way into the new year.

Grab some friends and join us on the dance floor. No experience required!

A fearless portrait of a society on the brink as a mother faces a terrible choice, from an internationally award-winning author.

Join the Irish Center as we screen Róise and Frank - if you love Ireland, dogs, and laughter, this is the film for you!

A ceili, or Irish social dance, is the perfect way to spend time with friends, move your body, and celebrate summer! Grab some friends and join us on the dance floor. No experience required!

Continuing Irish II builds upon our Continuing Irish I course. Delve deeper into understanding the history of the Irish language and gain a deeper comprehension of structure and grammar concepts through fun, practical applications of new words.

Improve your grammar, structure, and understanding in this course. Each class will begin with a short comhrá/conversation session, followed by structured learning.

Improve your grammar, structure, and understanding in this course. Each class will begin with a short comhrá/conversation session, followed by structured learning.

We will be covering a few songs with Irish lyrics. We will talk about what the lyrics are and what they mean, both within the songs and within the culture. We will cover a couple modern songs and some sean-nós this term.

“This ode to our landscape will give you a new perspective on Ireland... All of the senses are engaged: not just sight and hearing but also touch, smell and even taste.”—THE IRISH TIMES

The gripping new thriller featuring DS Maeve Kerrigan and DI Josh Derwent from the Top Ten Sunday Times bestselling author.

Join the Irish Center for a fright as we screen Irish horror film Oddity!

A ceili, or Irish social dance, is the perfect way to spend time with friends, move your body, and celebrate summer! Grab some friends and join us on the dance floor. No experience required!

Two great musical acts join forces for a can’t-miss night!

Told in a contemporary Irish voice and as riotously funny as it is deeply moving, Glorious Exploits is an unforgettable ode to the power of art in a time of war, brotherhood in a time of enmity, and human will throughout the ages.

Improve your grammar, structure, and understanding in this course. Each class will begin with a short comhrá/conversation session, followed by structured learning.

Join the Irish Center as we screen Small Things Like These, adapted from the same author that brought us The Quiet Girl.

Improve your grammar, structure, and understanding in this course. Each class will begin with a short comhrá/conversation session, followed by structured learning.

We will be covering a few songs with Irish lyrics. We will talk about what the lyrics are and what they mean, both within the songs and within the culture. We will cover a couple modern songs and some sean-nós this term.